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AustraliaCreates Commonwealth offences for transmitting sexual material depicting adults without consent, including material created or altered with AI or other technology.
IllinoisExpands child pornography offenses to cover sexually explicit images of children created or altered with AI.
IllinoisMakes contract terms allowing the creation of a digital replica of a performer's voice or likeness unenforceable unless the use is reasonably described and the person was represented.
IllinoisAmends the Right of Publicity Act to cover unauthorized digital replicas of a person's identity created with AI and to create liability for distributing them.
New HampshireRequires a disclosure when political advertising uses deceptive synthetic media created with artificial intelligence.
MinnesotaElections omnibus that broadened the election deep fake crime to cover the period before nominating conventions and after absentee voting begins, lowered the knowledge standard to reckless disregard, and made convicted candidates forfeit nomination or office.
United States (federal)Would create a federal civil remedy for people depicted in sexually explicit deepfakes made or shared without consent.
HawaiiProhibits recklessly distributing materially deceptive media, such as AI deepfakes, in elections, subject to exceptions, and sets criminal penalties and civil remedies.
MassachusettsCriminalizes sharing explicit images without consent, including AI-generated or digitally altered deepfake images, and addresses coercive control and youth sexting.
LouisianaWould have regulated the use of deepfakes and artificial intelligence in political advertising.
District of ColumbiaWould have barred distributing artificial media in political advertising within 90 days of an election without required disclosures and allowed injunctive relief.
OhioWould have regulated unauthorized use of an individual's persona, including deepfakes.
ArizonaProhibits distributing deceptive deepfakes of candidates in the period before an election unless they carry a clear disclosure.
ArizonaWould have created offenses for certain deepfake recordings or images of real people.
ColoradoRequires disclosure statements on political communications that contain deepfakes of candidates and creates civil penalties and a private right of action for affected candidates.
FranceFrench law to secure and regulate the digital space that strengthens Arcom's powers to enforce age verification on pornographic sites, with penalties up to 4 percent of worldwide revenue, and creates an offence of sharing non-consensual algorithmically generated sexual content.
LouisianaCreates the crime of unlawfully disseminating or selling images of another person created by artificial intelligence.
ArizonaLets a person whose likeness is used in an unauthorized digital impersonation seek a court declaration and injunctive relief.
AlabamaMakes it a crime to distribute materially deceptive AI-generated media to influence an upcoming election without a disclosure and allows injunctions against distributors.
United States (federal)Would ban distributing materially deceptive AI generated audio or visual media of federal candidates to influence elections.
AlaskaWould have created liability for deceptive deepfakes and required disclosures for synthetic media in elections.
MississippiCreates criminal penalties for the wrongful dissemination of digitizations, meaning digitally altered or AI-created depictions of real people, including in connection with elections.
FloridaRequires a disclaimer on political advertisements that use generative AI to depict a real person doing something they did not do, with criminal and civil penalties.
FloridaCreates the Government Technology Modernization Council to advise on AI and emerging technology and makes creating or possessing AI-generated child sexual abuse material a crime.
AlabamaMakes it a crime to create or distribute an altered private image of a person, including a deepfake, without consent.
AlabamaRevises child sexual abuse material offenses, including raising the age of a depicted child, and authorizes punitive damages for victims.
IowaMakes it harassment to disseminate a nude or sexual visual depiction that has been altered to falsely depict another person.
IowaMakes it sexual exploitation of a minor to create, adapt or modify a visual depiction so an identifiable minor appears to engage in a prohibited sexual act, covering AI-altered images.
KentuckyExtends child sexual abuse material crimes to computer-generated images of minors, including AI-generated images, without requiring proof of the depicted minor's identity or age.
OregonRequires campaign communications that use synthetic media created with artificial intelligence to carry a disclosure, with civil penalties enforced through the Secretary of State.
TennesseeAdds voice to the personal rights protected under Tennessee's right of publicity law and expands protections against unauthorized commercial use of a person's name, voice, likeness or image, including AI-generated imitations.
IdahoCreates the crime of producing or possessing visual representations of child sexual abuse, including AI-generated images, and revises the Internet Crimes Against Children Unit.
GeorgiaWould have made it a crime to publish materially deceptive deepfakes to influence an election.
IdahoLets candidates seek injunctions and damages over synthetic media in electioneering communications unless the content carries a disclosure.
WisconsinRequires political advertisements that contain audio or video content generated by artificial intelligence to include a disclosure, with a penalty for violations.
IdahoMakes it a crime to disclose explicit synthetic media of an identifiable person without consent when it causes harm.
WashingtonExtends child sexual abuse material crimes to digitally fabricated depictions of minors and creates civil remedies for disclosure of fabricated intimate images of adults.
UtahRequires disclosures on political advertising and election communications that use synthetic media or AI, with penalties for violations.
IndianaDefines fabricated media, including altered or artificially generated audio and video of an individual, and regulates its use in election campaign communications.
IowaWould have regulated the use of artificial intelligence and deceptive statements in elections, with penalties.
New MexicoAdds disclaimer requirements to the Campaign Reporting Act for advertisements generated using artificial intelligence and creates a crime of distributing materially deceptive media.
OhioWould have addressed AI-generated products, simulated child pornography and identity fraud using AI replicas.
BrazilAmends TSE Resolution 23.610/2019 on electoral propaganda, adding rules on the use of artificial intelligence in campaign content, including labeling of synthetic content and a ban on deepfakes.
South DakotaRevises South Dakota's child pornography law on possession, manufacture and distribution, including coverage of computer-generated images of minors.
KansasWould have required disclosure of AI-manipulated images or speech in campaign media and made false representations of candidates or state officials a crime.
MichiganProhibits distributing materially deceptive AI-generated media of candidates before an election without a disclosure and sets criminal penalties.
MichiganRequires paid political advertisements created or substantially altered with artificial intelligence to carry a disclosure statement.
United States (federal)A House bill in Congress, now in committee. Latest step: Referred to the House Committee on Financial Services.
TexasCreated a criminal offense for producing or distributing sexually explicit deepfake videos of a person without consent.
WashingtonLets candidates sue over undisclosed synthetic media in electioneering communications that depict them, unless the media carries a disclosure that it was manipulated.
Legislationsby Glyph